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Ann Trieger Kurland

Ann Trieger Kurland

Global Correspondent at The Boston Globe

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Women from around the world share family recipes in ‘The League of Kitchens Cookbook’

Full of photos, family stories, and traditions, you can lose yourself in the pages as you would in a novel.
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Got holiday cooking questions and no one to call? Well, now you do.

Suzy Sapir, a seasoned home cook, TV personality, entrepreneur, and the brain behind Hippy Pilgrim seasonings and garlic salts, has launched a helpline.
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Let someone else worry about the sides and sweets this Thanksgiving

Kristin Canty, owner of Woods Hill Pier 4 in the Seaport and Woods Hill Table in Concord, along with chef Charlie Foster, are offering an Everything But The Turkey package of desserts and sides.
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Let someone else worry about the sides and sweets this Thanksgiving

Kristin Canty, owner of Woods Hill Pier 4 in the Seaport and Woods Hill Table in Concord, along with chef Charlie Foster, are offering an Everything But The Turkey package of desserts and sides.
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Got holiday cooking questions and no one to call? Well, now you do.

Suzy Sapir, a seasoned home cook, TV personality, entrepreneur, and the brain behind Hippy Pilgrim seasonings and garlic salts, has launched a helpline.
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Eerily delicious Halloween treats for adults

L.A. Burdick’s little ghosts are back.
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Billy Costa and Jenny Johnson give ‘A Taste of Boston’ with their n...

A forward by Mark Wahlberg adds to the fun.
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Canton-based Pastene celebrates 150 years in business

It's still family-owned and led by the fifth generation, brothers Mark and Chris Tosi, a glimmer of the company started in 1848 when Luigi Pastene emigrated from Italy to Boston and sold fresh fruit from a pushcart in the North End.
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Want to learn the basics of Chinese cooking? This is the book for you.

“The Chinese Way: Classic Techniques, Fresh Flavors,” by Betty Liu, is a primer for anyone wanting to master Chinese cooking.
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Teddie Peanut Butter and Night Shift Brewing team up on Teddie Beer

The rich porter is brewed with nearly 6 percent peanut butter, and it's delicious. It's also for a good cause.
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King Arthur Baking Company pops up on Newbury Street

You’ll find an array of baking essentials — flours, baking mixes, ingredients, cooking tools and gadgets, bakeware, cookbooks, and more — through the end of the year.